George Brown spoils Fanshawe’s home opener with 2-1 win
The George Brown Huskies defeated the Fanshawe Falcons 2-1 in the first half of a home-opening doubleheader on Saturday afternoon at Norm Aldridge Field.
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Centennial Colts men’s baseball team begins 1st official OCAA season
Centennial College’s men’s baseball team is looking to build on the first official win in the program’s history when they take the field against Fanshawe and Humber this weekend. The Colts split a doubleheader in…
Education and wheelchair ball never stop for Canada’s Goncin
Working hard to achieve his dreams both on and off the court, Nik Goncin still hopes to bring a lot to the table. The forward has been playing for Canada’s wheelchair basketball team since 2013,…
The inequality of the U-Pass
The TTC is claiming to help students cut costs by reducing the price of the monthly metro pass with its proposed U-Pass. But the price-break is coming at the expense of some.
Maple Leaf Gardens memorabilia back in familiar place
Banners from Maple Leaf Gardens hang in a familiar place, for now anyway. Maple Leafs memorabilia from the Gardens are on display until Saturday for the first time since the team’s former arena closed in…
Chocolatier uses old technique for new creations
At the back of his shop in downtown Toronto, Daniel Stubbe uses a piping bag filled with tempered chocolate. With expert precision, he traces the outline of a template design in milk chocolate. Then he fills in the rest of the cake surface with either white or dark chocolate.
“The ornaments are two dimensional,” he said. “But you can also do piped, three-dimensional centrepieces where you pipe half of an image, and then stick it together and build a three dimensional piece.”
Toronto culinary grad finds future in the North
Since she was a little girl, Melissa Davis has always had a passion for baking. When she turned her passion into a career, she had no idea where it would take her.
Reporting the news that’s good
Adam Clare was looking for some good news and having trouble getting it. So he did something about it. Clare, 29, teaches at George Brown College in Toronto, Five years ago, he found himself frustrated…